Social Calendar Highlights Neighborhood Events
Reception from 4 to 6 at the St Anthony hotel in honor of ladies accompanying the ad men followed by a city ride. Mrs J Townsend Woodhull hosts a Plaza matinee for Miss Helen James. Mrs Adolph Wagner hosts Casino Hall fundraiser for four graduates Amanda Guenther Dorothea Guenther Earnest Schuchard Werner Beckman. Christi Moore hosts Mulholland Tennis Luncheon. Wasson school musical recital in the evening. Self Culture Club music section meets afternoon led by Miss Louise Polk. Ruth Moynahan hosts Florence Fivans a high school graduate in the evening. Lucy Keblinger hosts afternoon event for Marie Helland Verne Leary, both high school graduates.
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St. Anthony Hotel
Adolph Wagner
Casino Hall
Amanda
Dorothea Guenther
Earnest Schuchard
Werner Beckman
Lucy Keblinger
Madeline Terrace
Marie Helland
Verne Leary
Semi annual Chow Chow Dance at the Travis Club
The Travis club held a semi annual Chow Chow dance last evening with 150 gu in attendance. Sixteen straight and four extra dances were enjoyed as pennants and moss decorated the hall. Punch flowed all night while chaperones included Mr and Mrs Stevenson Mr and Mrs Carlos Bee Mr and Mrs W B Pettus Dr and Mrs J C Cassity Dr and Mrs Frank Paschal Mr and Mrs Davis and Mesdames H T Guenther and H G Guenther.
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Travis Club
Stevenson
Carlos Bee
W. B. Pettus
Local Bridge Clubs Socialize at Homes and Hotels
Mr and Mrs Lewis Krams Beck hosted the Friday Evening Bridge Club at Camden Street with a two course luncheon. Guests included Judge C V Birk and Mrs Birk, Mr and Mrs Elliott, Mr and Mrs Farnsworth, Dr and Mrs McCarty, Mr and Mrs Shell, Mr and Mrs Scott, Mr and Mrs Fomby, and Mr and Mrs Halhurst. The Chow Chows held a dinner at the St Anthony hotel before a Travis club dance with floral place markers for thirty five. Mrs Lucy Tobin Thornton entertained the Thursday Morning Bridge Club at St Mary apartments with luncheon after cards. Miss Hester Williams received a surprise party at Beacon Hill with friends calling and lawn refreshments. attendees included Miss Williams and Misses Nagel, Jackson, Montella and others.
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Lewis Krams-Beck
Bridge Club
Camden Street
C. V. Birkhead
H. D. Elliott
G. Farnsworth
M. D. McCarty
A. C. Shell
C. Scott
E. Fomby
E. A. Halhurst
St. Anthony
Travis Club
Lucy Tobin Thornton
St. Mary Street
Hester Williams
Beacon Hill
Misses Williams
Louise Nagel
Ethel Jackson
Montella
Local Names Listed in Reading
Readable names include Madelle Blackmon Mattie Jensen Terry Jensen Dorothy Stabler Cecil Petrich Thomas McDermott Maurice Black Owen Hass Roy Mitchell Clarence Baldwin Alfred Spencer Sanford Thorn.
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Madelle Blackmon
Mattie
Terry Jensen
Dorothy Stabler
Cecil Petrich
Thomas McDermott
Maurice Black
Owen Hass
Roy Mitchell
Clarence Baldwin
Alfred Spencer
Sanford Thorn
Texas British Women and Association Host Basket Picnic
One hundred members from the Texas British Women's club and the Texas British Association attended an elaborate basket picnic at Hot Wells to celebrate Empire Day. Prof. Howard, president of the Texas British Association, gave a speech, and Mrs. Thompson, president of the British Women's club, received a leather handbag from the club. Mrs. Hall presented the gift, with souvenirs featuring United States and British flags.
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Texas British Woman's Club
Texas British Association
Hot Wells
Howard
Ek. ‘Thompson
British Women’s Club
W. W. Hall
United States
Riverside Park Baraca Class Entertained at Cowan Home
The Riverside Park Baraca class was entertained at S. M. Cowan's Mitchell street home last evening. The parlor and dining room were decorated in blue and white the class colors. Several games were enjoyed and refreshments were served.
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Riverside Park
Twentieth Century club entertains at Mrs Wells home
Mrs. L K Wells hosted the Twentieth Century club on South Pine street with a musical program by Mrs. Ida Hagerty-Snell Mrs R C Hugman and Miss Irene Hagg lman. Toasts praised the club and its president the ladies and their husbands. Green and white decorations graced the room and a punch bowl was supervised by Mesdames S H Spier and J E Gill.
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Twentieth Century Club
West Commerce Street party honors Florence Evans
Miss Irene Correvon entertained at her West Commerce Street home in honor of Florence Evans a High School graduate. Japanese lanterns lit the lawn where guests played old fashioned games while punch and ices were served. Joint honor guests included Lara Browning Bessie Harkness Mattie Brooks and Julia Small with about forty attendees. Harlandale hot sulphur baths are advertised as cures for rheumatism kidney and liver complaints and blood diseases.
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Irene Correvon
West Commerce Stret
Florence Evans
Correvon
Lara Browning
Bessie Harkness
Mattie Brooks
Julia Small
Dr Charles A R Campbell Bacteriologist at Dreiss Drug Store
Dr Charles A R Campbell, noted bacteriologist and microscopist, specializes in typhoid and malarial fevers and operates near Dreiss' drug store.
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Charles A. R. Campbell
Dreiss
Taxi. Both Phones 1-2-3, Harlandale baths and treatment
A brief ad notes two phone numbers for taxi service and promotes Harlandale baths and a weight loss treatment as highly effective and uniquely successful.
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Harlandale Baths
Varina Veazey Weds Aaron Holland in Luling Home
Miss Vara Varina Veazey eldest daughter of Mrs Minnie Veazey married Aaron E Holland in a Thursday evening ceremony at the Veazey home in Luling Texas Rev J C Robinson Baptist church officiated Holland an attorney in Luling The notice ends with an unrelated ad line about Harlandale baths claiming to cure irritability.
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Luling
Tex
Vara Varina Veazey
Minnie Vazey
Aaron E. Holland
J. C. Robinson
The
Baptist Church
Holland
OSTEOPATH De, J. ze. Cunningham at 449 Moore
OSTEOPATH J. Cunningham listed at 449 Moore with old phone 984ring.
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J. Ze. Cunningham
Moore Aye Osteopath
Burnet School Mothers and Teachers club closes year with elections
The Burnet School Mothers and Teachers club held its final meeting of the year at the school. Officers elected include president Mrs Richard Vanderstratten and vice presidents Mrs Ida Buck and Mrs H Pfeiffer. Outgoing president Mrs J T Hollis thanked members and turned over the gavel. A social hour followed. The Women’s club board met at the clubhouse with Mrs L S Bates as new president and plans for philanthropic civic work. The Lieutenant Colonel Richard Lott society will hold its final meeting of the season at Mrs Harry Hymen’s home with Miss Anne Rose Scott hosting.
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Burnet School
Mothers’ and
J. T. Hollis
Richard Vanderstratten
Ida Buck
H. Pfeiffer
F. Evers
A. D. Zucht
Engelbert
J.T. Hollis
Vanderstratten
Woman's Club
Richard Lott
Election of officers by St Mark's Parish Aid Society
At yesterday afternoon's meeting at the parish house the St Mark's Parish Aid Society elected officers for the coming year. Mrs N T Devine was named president with Mrs Rufus Lewis as first vice president and Mrs W E B Milligan as second vice president. Mrs B Till became third vice president and Mrs T V Mueller was re- (text cut)
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St. Mark's
Harlandale Promises Skin Relief at Sulphur Baths
A local health ad promotes Harlandale hot sulfur baths as a positive cure for eczema and all skin troubles, touting their purported healing benefits to attract visitors seeking skin relief.
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Harlandale
Former SP shopmen seek dissolution of injunction
Former Southern Pacific employees in this city filed a petition in federal court to dissolve a temporary injunction granted April 24 1912 by Judge T S Maxey. They seek an early hearing and discharge as soon as possible for 181 shopmen who went on strike last October.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Federal District Court
T. 8
Maxey
Plaza vaudeville closes with Corbett and world acts
Tonight marks the last regular vaudeville night at the Plaza as a record crowd is anticipated. Feature attractions include James J. Corbett recounting career highlights, the Four Fords dancing act, and a line of musical and acrobatic performers amid Plazscope motion pictures.
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the Plaza
James J. Corbett
Fords
Austins
Ward Baker
Gordon Eldrich
Four Conrads
Plazascope
The
Plaza
Mail Clerks Elect Officers for Railway Mail Association
Delegates at the National Railway Mail association convention in New Orleans elected officers after concluding their business. In Bern a Swiss government gift of a clock for the Peace Palace tower is announced, funded by $2000.
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THE
Associated Press
New Orleans
National Railway Mail Association
Berne
Iss
Peace Palace
Thegue
Switzerland
Edifte
Webster’s Fishers of Webster's Dictionary
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Katherine M. Joseph
Miss Christi Moore
Mulholland Tennis Club
Elmira Street
Wasson School
Music Department
Self Culture Club
Louise Polk
Ruth Moynahan
Florence Fivans
Supreme Food
Supreme Court of the World
Washington
America
Washington Crisps
UM. B. Donoho
O. P
San Antonio History Club
James Newcomb
Maupassant
G. P. Robertson
Daudet
Hagerty-Snell
Cording
W. EB. Michael
B. P. Converse
Southern Pacific
Hood
Harlandale Hote Sulphur Baths
Henry Ferris
Hader
Neb
Foley
Edwards-King Drug
A. Coliman
Trivino
White Horse Tavern
Theo Artzt
Minneapolis, Minn
W. P. Beveland
Church Seminary
Williamsport
Methodist Episcopal Church
Southeastern Asia
Peter Schardt
Milwaukie
George H. Fair
George A. Woon
Portsmouth
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